I Built a Free GitHub Analyzer (and How It Earns Me Money) Last week I was screening GitHub repos for a client project and realized something: every developer does this manually. Star count. Last commit date. Tech stack. License. So I built a tool that does it in one click. How It Works Paste any GitHub repo URL and get: Stars, forks, watchers, open issues Tech stack breakdown with percentages Activity health score (very active / low / inactive) Maturity assessment Smart insights like star-to-fork ratio and issue ratio All in a clean, fast, zero-signup interface. 100% client-side, calls the GitHub API directly. Try it here Why I Built It I run an AI writing service for developers. Part of my job is understanding what tools my clients use. This analyzer helps me quickly evaluate any repo's health before I write about it. But here's the interesting part: the tool itself brings me clients.…